Then in whatever you did to configure OL/add pst's you corupted your
profile.
With OL closed use the mail applet inthe control panel to create a new
profile, add the pst and configure accounts
"Hi-Soft" wrote in message
...
Well...I don't really know what the extra features in 2003 are...actually
i
thought OE had more feature eg newsgroups...!
but one feature that would be handy is the syncing of Outlook email with
my
PDA, and then my Laptop....as at the moment i can't really sync OE
propperly..
I guess just having it all toger makes it easier to back up etc
too..BUT...I
really no my way around OE...and would need to really read up on Outlook I
think..
Now, these 2 folders...they are identicle as in what they contain..ie...
the
usual deleted, drafts, inbox, junk mail, sent etc...
If i right click on the mail root "personal' folder of either, the option
to
"close personal folders" is greyed out !
cheers,
Hi-Soft
"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote in message
...
do you need the features in Outlook? If not and OE meets your needs, why
change? You may have a ghost folder or just a second pst in the
profile.
Is there any messages in it? Can you right click on it and choose close?
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"Hi-Soft" wrote in message
...
I recently upgraded to Outlook 2003...and there are a few things i
still
haven't really figured out..
Firstly, I never really used the email function in 2000 anyway, as I've
always prefered OE...nut just curious to know why in the defualt window
pain of 2003...there are 2 "Personal Folers" under Mail...
One has the "Today" style icon next to it, and the other has a sort of
"data file"box icon...
I'd be curious to hear anyone's views on actually using 2003 as their
main emailer in stead of OE too...
cheers,
Hi-Soft